In record field properties when we select Search key option, Search edit is enabled to be selected.
Actually SetSearchEdit() function is for limiting the user search to '=' and to 'IN' operators.
e.g. if you want to search the data of Employee ID '12345' so on the search page you have to enter the whole Employee ID '12345'.
If you will think that after entering only '123' in search field will enlist all the employee IDs starting with '123', search edit set on employee ID will prevent this from happening and search will give some error.
So now your search is limited to '=' or 'IN' only as:
EMPLID = '12345'
or
EMPLID IN ('12345')
If you want to remove search edit from some field, simply use function ClearSearchEdit() on SearchInit for this. Or for enabling search edit, use function SetSearchEdit().
Actually SetSearchEdit() function is for limiting the user search to '=' and to 'IN' operators.
e.g. if you want to search the data of Employee ID '12345' so on the search page you have to enter the whole Employee ID '12345'.
If you will think that after entering only '123' in search field will enlist all the employee IDs starting with '123', search edit set on employee ID will prevent this from happening and search will give some error.
So now your search is limited to '=' or 'IN' only as:
EMPLID = '12345'
or
EMPLID IN ('12345')
If you want to remove search edit from some field, simply use function ClearSearchEdit() on SearchInit for this. Or for enabling search edit, use function SetSearchEdit().
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